Ten years ago — here in San Bernardino — a gunman opened fire at the Inland Regional Center that aids people with developmental disabilities. Fourteen people were killed in what the FBI later called a terrorist attack. The community was left reeling. Today, its impact weighs heavily on survivors and families who say they’re still looking for answers.
Southern California News Group reporter Beau Yarbrough joins us to talk about what we’ve learned about the shooters and the lasting impact.
The attack was carried out by a man named Syed Farook and his wife, Tashfeen Malik. What do we know about Farook’s life leading up to the attack?…